Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-14


q 1 atal,,a 4 i greedy Il ammonia
and absorbs it with ayidity. II the
stable is kept clean lath covering
proylded . lor tne Low @ secure draan
go. .rh;ab 1r;11 oarru ~ ~ @
~ !" t ~ drs;n .ub;oh sbo,id a1uors he
,, NV an M FURNISHED with on a;r ton
pa thons al, l;haral snr;nkl;no With Mas
-. o ~, a1aa : l;ttar will comnlo+a tho
, vea - o' saonr;nr mr.. ar for tho
t ~. h ~ s and Comfort and a. clear
$1,000 co.. Iu, oo1 fo , tho ounar For a uood
saa,ss III - ros+ oas;,v n his he'd wben
,n ~ 80
$500 s V e. 80 90 ,,irh+ 1ong and wear.
a,,t - sysar;,,a tba .J farca and amer.
~ 1 ~. Is noodag the neYt dav before
r. 81 IL" .1a1r ~ 10 wanan NV York
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AN ILLINOIS GROVE.
A. . rooont ,naat;no If tho Central
ms. = -. - ee.:s.y ~ =
nlillols iAoi'ooi .. ooo'o'' ~
W. Miner gave the 1ollowlng account
~ nA 49, NJ ~: T
F,nl nnrob . sod q grove If ahour 5000
acres which il still IN it's entirety own
ID hu II. oh;,dran Tn conversation
with tbrse, ~ his sons =, 7 have gathered
the following facts: In their early re-
collections many brambles and small
trees, as the plum, pawpaw, hazel anu
crabaPPle grew upon the 'outsklrts-
these nave mostly disappeared, Dut the
use1ul trees are SILL generally stanolng.
Ihe piack walnut WHITE OAK chlnqua-
pin OAK 6lack OAK nackoerry' elms's
White ana olue ASH, with some other
less valuaDle Varleues' make up the
grove WHICH furnishes large amount
OF fencln g mater1al ana 1uel, ana IN inc
last few years they nave soio at least
$3o,ooo worth OF olacK walnut t1moer
from this grove, and yet to a casual 3D.
server it stands intact 5ooo acres, let
US suppose, which Is PROBABLY ooo 100
much. Yet at this generous Inquire the
! yield is $lO an acre and the grove still
| apparently entire. -
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fl, story in the Country Gentleman If
+ho oh;noh hros ~ On o,o1on-ooro f.1a
NO ~ D - '' ~ '..
OF hungarian grass AFTER Inc secono
hatcnng tney were P'leo up ABOVE eacn
other like maggots on carcass, minute
red things, almost microscopically small
when just Matched. They made the
stalks fairly red up aninch or two while
still minutely small, and ten or twelve
inches when grown little larger. suck
ing the lie OUT OF tnem' before socn
an 1nnumera az, nos'' man seemeo
Powerless: 1nelr req coior seemed Inc
RED nag OF cne commune OF Oh Inc
auctoneer seil sen ous .nS oi1P I 4nI
49, SIe sn a. ;nah sororo ~ sn-f.oa 49,
<'Dou' ~ 80 ~ GoId dnr + ~, tho
'I. "S 49, ". eoa1ad = ~ :, a. an5z
n ns IL h,me where tho catch va
c and counted. There
were three tn 3,sand and twentv-four.
Think of S0cc bugs eating and growing
on every square inch OF heidi! ::
.NuBBns.
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10 nlucn inPvi 'enoo 1s'nno. 70 ssen
elle Iua'Iei - ee.gH '@'1 piope
SOUS ~ w 'no ..ANs "
penos on tl'e' nllAer d. on 'no 'o".
As rule nearly all cases OF colo IN:
horses are caused by Encouragement In,
feeding and watering.
Young ducks will have cramps allow
ed to drink very cold water. Keep them
away fromponds until they snail oe We'll
feathered.
Buttermilk is cheap food for the pigs
and they will always DO well when
buttermilk IS made q pornon OF their
good; but it should not be Ted exclusive
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